Osages Prepare For Haskell Pow Wow Homecoming
Osage leaders including Chief Lookout plan a large gathering at Haskell Stadium for the dedication and homecoming game, with hundreds of Osage tribe members and allied nations traveling from Oklahoma and New Mexico areas. A caravan from Albuquerque is set to depart November 1. Osage dancers and buffalo barbecue will mark the event, though several Osage witnesses to the famous murder cases cannot attend.
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Osages
Kansas
Prairie
Hackell Stadium
Haskell Bucknell
Finanthe Stadium
Elf
Imittes
Fred Lookout
Hi Lookout
Biae
Yinokout
Oklahoma
Jal
Saffeerd
Quanaws
Miami
Tig Stadium
Albuquerque
Arc Tive
Lawrence
Bighorse
Trene Petlon
Tee
Haskell
Dhe
Indian artists to perform at Methodist church event
National fans and Indian workers join Mrs. Frazier and family from Atécloud to Lawrence for a native costume program. The couple Mr and Mrs Frazier and their daughter, a vocalist, will present Indian songs and impersonations at the First Methodist Episcopal Church on Monday night October 23, promising an educational and cultural show for Oklahoma audiences.
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Frazier
Be Ing
Laawrence
P Frazier
Atécloud
Ouse
Diay
Tias Na Frazier
Carlyle, Jin, Frazier
W Man
Methodist Episcopal
Hundreds attend Tiawatha fund event and sale
Local residents are urged to buy tickets for a Tiawatha dedication and sale. The event, presented by HL Kell Institute students with Indian Cancer aid, includes a big world championship Taifan hing contest and drugstore ticket sales. The Blackfeet party plans a five-woman contingent while northern Indians prepare to camp in the long lodge with pole installations.
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Tiawatha
HL ‘Kell
Mney
Haskell Auth
Pat Micsale
Meiby
Dubuge
Crowder and Sunday Socials Mention Local Figures
Fragmented OCR notes reference Crowder Mr and Al Sunday with land of Ric Allen Morris and Mrs Jud Ge iv. mentions of Neilie Craved and Oscar nd day afternoon. Collins won the W. L Collins home. Lake en and Henry Beyermann called in the evening. Family groupings and names appear in a unclear social context amid Sunday events.
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Ric Allen Morris
Jud
Sind
Neilie
Mra
Olling
Qscar
S. Kilmer Shields
Ie Collins
L Collins
al Bellie
Lakeen
Henry Beyermann
Sunda
William
Arnold’ Badrightery
Threatens a suit over slander in McPherson case
Lon Angeles October 19 AP Virla Kimball sister of Mrs Lorraine Wise man Sielaff says she may sue the evangelist case for slander. She says McPherson testimony at Carmel and a former Angelus Temple operator suffered. She denies knowing Ormiston Nemeth and complains about being dragged into the scandal as a mother of five.
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Mall of Justice
Lon Angeles
Virla Kimball
Lorraine Wiseman Sielaff
Aimee Semple McPherson
Ormiston
Thias
Evangelist
Aliss
Carmel Teottage
Nemeth
Ormis
Angelus
Tadia
Hodson Family Guests and Local Visits
Hodson and family along with Albert Brune of Lake View were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Beattie Collins and Waldo. Gordon Grimes absent from school due to sickness. Lawrence visitors include Mrs. W. J. Collins and Eugene. Numerous social calls and Sunday visits listed among local residents from Six Corners to Barker and Lake View. Goblin supper planned at Crowder schoolhouse October 23 with pies requested. public invited. A kite filming device and balloon camera described, with a 100 foot height test and carrier details. Parked long in front of Chamber of Commerce building results in fines for J. T. Skinner and W. Erase. Demonstration and cooking school announced at Green Bros. on Mass. St.
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Margaret Elizabeth
Edith of
Barker
Harlie Armstrong
Ona Felle Collins
Clarence Hodson
Jack Rites
Billie
Dora
Samuels
Wesley Julius
Joe Harricon
Caroline Mate
Isi Helning
Walter Martin
Lake View
Fred Re
Irs
Julius Beuermann
Henry
Heuermann
City
Dora Crimes
Nettie Crowder
Henry Collins
Iland Doley
Harold . Daley
Grune
Crowder
Audies
Kite camera shoots troop pictures at Camp Stanley
A fire camera operated by a 100-foot bamboo and paper kite was used successfully for the first time to take long shots of troop movements at Camp Stanley near Antonio on October 18.
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Antonio
Camp Stanley
Here
Sage and Sulphur Compound Promises Gray Hair Darkening
An old style advertisement touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a home treatment to darken gray hair. It claims even, natural-looking results after one or two applications and promotes a ready-to-use product available for 75 cents in drug stores.
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Wryeth
Wyeth
Adv
Kansas colleges meet on appointments at Emporia
Nine Kansas colleges and universities sent representatives to Emporia Teachers College for a meeting this week to discuss appointment problems and methods. Participants included J. Av Blas from McPherson College and A Lanceford from Ottawa University, among others.
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Emporia
Kan
Kansas Ecolleges
Isenk
Emporia Teachers ’College
J. Av Blas
McPherson College
E Anderson
University of Kansas
Kansas
Wesleyan
Wells
Simithy
College of Emporia
aR. Thiersteing Bethel college; A .Lanceford,Ottawa_University
L. D. Whittmore
Washburn Colleges
Father Burton
St. Benedict’s College
Carl W. Salger
Emporis Teachers. College
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Virla Kimball Assetts
Walt'Peterson
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Rb Green, Mass
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Hattie & Stones
Sges
Fes
J. T. Skinner
Chamber of ‘Commerce
Kansas City
W. Erase
Green Bros
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Pird & Son
Rive
Seiler Rogfing CO
Inith
Willys
Knight
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F.o.b
Willys Finance Plan
Willys-Overland Int
Toledo
Ohio
Willys-Overland Sales Co.Ltd
Toronto
Canada
Lawrence Overland CO
Durland & Hertzler
the Ice & Storage Co
Vermont’ Street
Lawrence, F Soa
Good and Richards
Herrington
Herrington's
Fire Department
William J. Whaley
Los Angele
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Ability
Church of Christ
Ninth and
Tennessee Streets
J. C G. Bann
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Mallory
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